Katie Couric Media

Katie Couric (@katiecouric) is a distinguished journalist, a best-selling author recognized by The New York Times, and a co-founder of Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C). Since its inception in 2008, SU2C has raised over $600 million to fund innovative collaborative research, leading to the approval of six new therapies by the FDA. In 2017, she established Katie Couric Media (KCM), which has produced a variety of media initiatives, including a daily newsletter, a podcast, digital video series, and several documentaries. KCM partners with brands that are committed to social causes, creating high-quality content focused on significant issues such as gender equality, environmental sustainability, and mental health. Some of the notable documentaries produced by KCM are: "America Inside Out with Katie Couric," a six-part series for National Geographic; "Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric," also for National Geographic; "Under the Gun," which aired on EPIX; and "Fed Up," available on platforms like iTunes, Amazon, and YouTube. Additionally, Couric served as the executive producer for "Unbelievable" on Netflix and is currently working on new scripted projects.

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What Astronauts and Cancer Patients Have in Common — And What It Can Teach Us

6 days ago | katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto

If you saw footage of astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore returning to earth after nine months stuck in space, you might have noticed that they were both carried out on stretchers. This wasn’t because they were injured during landing, or got sick on the space station — it’s normal for astronauts to need assistance walking after returning to Earth’s gravity.
Elon Musk Is Stepping Down from DOGE — Here’s What’s Next

6 days ago | katiecouric.com | Tess Bonn

For months, Elon Musk played an unusually hands-on role in one of the federal government’s most controversial experiments: the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. Created with the promise of slashing waste and “running America like a business,” the initiative gave Musk sweeping authority over everything from agency budgets to personnel decisions. Now, after just 130 days, he’s walking away — well, sort of.
5 Tips To Outsmart Online Scammers

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto

We’ve all received that urgent text about an “unpaid toll bill,” or a phone call saying our Medicare card needs updating. Scammers are everywhere these days, and they’re getting more sophisticated — but you can outsmart them. That’s why we turned to KTLA tech reporter Rich DeMuro for expert advice on the most popular scams circulating right now and how to avoid falling victim.
George Floyd’s Uncle Reflects on Loss, Legacy, and the Ongoing Battle for Racial Justice

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Tess Bonn

Five years ago, the world watched in horror as George Floyd was murdered by Minneapolis police — a moment that ignited a global movement for racial justice. For Selwyn Jones, George’s uncle, that moment wasn’t just a tragedy; it was a turning point. “I watched one of my favorite people die right in front of my eyes,” he tells Katie Couric Media in a new interview. “When I first started watching the video, I didn’t even realize who he was.
What To Know About the New NB.1.8.1 Covid Variant

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Tess Bonn

It’s more contagious, flying under the radar, and already in the U.S. — meet NB.1.8.1, the latest Covid variant. It hasn’t sparked major outbreaks yet, but experts warn this strain is quietly spreading and may be more transmissible than earlier versions. Scientists and health officials are closely monitoring the evolution of NB.1.8.1 to compare its characteristics with those of earlier strains, including whether it causes more severe illness and how well current vaccines will protect against it.
Hoda Kotb Reveals the Family Matter That Influenced Her Exit From “TODAY”

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Sara Levine

More than five months since Hoda Kotb’s official departure from the TODAY show, the beloved former co-anchor popped in to the show Wednesday morning for the first time since January. While sitting down with TODAY co-anchors Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin, Kotb revealed her newest venture — and the personal factor that played a big part in her decision to leave the beloved morning series.
Mental Health Meets Machine Learning: What A.I. Therapy Can (and Can’t) Do

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Diana Urbina Valenzuela

If you’ve ever tried to find a therapist, you probably know this frustrating feeling: You spend your lunch break looking up providers who can meet you in person, only to realize that the few who are available in your area don’t have appointments after you get off work in the evening. So you turn to telehealth counselors because of their abundance, but soon discover you’ll have to pay out of pocket. Without any options, you regress into thinking mental health treatment is overrated, anyway.
What's Next for Trump’s "Big Beautiful Bill"? What's Next for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill

1 week ago | katiecouric.com | Holly Thomas

The Senate is preparing to consider President Trump’s “big beautiful bill,” which passed in the House last week — but Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson believes there’s “enough” GOP opposition to “stop the process.”That opposition mainly centers around spending cuts. Johnson thinks it’s vital that Senate Republicans tackle the bill’s impact on the deficit, and has characterized high spending as “mortgaging our children’s future.” Sen.
The 10 Biggest Hallmarks of Aging and How to Combat Them

2 weeks ago | katiecouric.com | Alaina Mancini

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Michael Aziz, MD, a primary care physician, internist, and author of The Ageless Revolution, began noticing a disturbing pattern: Even relatively young Americans were dying at far higher rates than those in places like Japan and South Korea. What was going on? “The mortality rate in other countries was up to 10 times lower than in the U.S.,” says Dr. Aziz. “Even among young people.
Step Smart: How To Avoid Foot Pain During Sandal Season

2 weeks ago | katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto

Nothing says “summer” like sitting on the beach while the waves lap at your bare feet. But once it’s time to get up and move around, those barefoot (or even sandal-ed) strolls can cause your feet a lot of grief. Not only do you run the risk of stepping on something sharp or picking up a nasty fungal infection, but going barefoot or wearing flimsy shoes can lead to long-term damage to your feet, knees, legs, and even hips, causing everything from plantar fasciitis to shin splints.